lovely weather we've been having. >> it's going to be continuing. take it in. this weekend you're going to head straight for the beach. it's going to be hot this weekend. let's get a look outside right now with all of our microclimates. 56 in san francisco. as you step out the door, maybe a light jacket and we ale have some interest near the coast. highs today reaching 80 degrees in the north bay and the south bay, tri-valley reaching the low 80s. make is giving us a look at the east bay i'm looking for a slowdown. over here closer to the water, easy flow of traffic. moving to the east, that's where we see the sensors. i showed you this live look just a couple of minutes ago. and it was like this. it was at the limit. but also pretty well populated. we'll look at the bay bridge where from emeryville we look across san francisco. the bridge is clear.

driving is just fine. back to you. we're going to win. we're going to win so big. >> well it was quite the night for donald trump who kicked off a night, night one of the republican national convention breaking tradition appearing right away. donald trump himself introduced the night's main speaker, his wife melania trump who taukds about her husband's kind nature. a speech that was widely praised at first until people realized it sounded familiar. tracie potts is joining us from cleveland, ohio with the overnight reaction. and a lot of critics are crying foul here about this speech. good morning. >> reporter: they are because they think it was very similar to the speech that michelle obama did in 2008. we've got pushback new this morning from the campaign, the trump campaign on whether or not this was plagiarism. getting a lot of attention on

the day that her husband is expected to get this nomination. donald trump is expected to formally get the republican nomination today after a dramatic entrance introducing -- >> my wife, an amazing mother, an incredible woman, melania trump. >> kind and fair and caring. >> but this morning there are questions about similarities to michelle obama's speech in 2008. >> you work hard for what you want in life, that your work is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> you work hard for what you want in life, that your word is your bond that you do what you say you're going to do. >> in a statement the campaign says, quote, writers took notes on her life's inspirations and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking, end quote. hours before mrs. trump told nbc

she wrote the speech with very little help. earlier delegates walked out. the chair walked off stage amid a failed attempt to prevent votes for trump tonight. monday's speeches focused on immigration, benghazi and national security. >> islamic extremists terrorism, you know who you are. and we're coming to get you. >> today's scene, putting americans back to work. >> reporter: so today they'll be talking about jobs and the economy, talking about obamacare and hillary clinton, the headliner tonight are going to be chris christie and two of donald trump's children. by the way, the latest pushback from the trump campaign comes from paul manford, the campaign chair, in interviews he called it crazy and absurd that melania

trump was plagiarize michelle obama. back to you. >> we saw the clips there back-to-back. thank you very much. we give you another vantage point from inside of the q, quicken loans arena in cleveland, ohio. the republican national convention is going to continue tonight. stay with nbc bay area for the latest out of cleveland. nbc news has crews there all week long. now to breaking news just coming into the newsroom. an active crime scene unfolded overnight in the east bay. >> police surrounded a car crash in san leandro. kris sanchez is live with what we know so far. >> reporter: it's a carjacking. we definitely saw skid marks as we were driving up bancroft avenue. then we saw the skid marks and then we saw where the car ce to crash. this is the guardrail that would protect you from a vehicle if you were waiting as a pedestrian for the light to change.

there is no way that that car would have been drivable. we just saw it being taken away on a flatbed truck this morning. the tires were point in the wrong direction. the windshield was smashed out. this is how the chase ended but the three suspects being loaded into the ambulance. after they're checked out they will be taken into custody. but before police had suspects out of the car safely they did have to apreach with guns drawn because the officers were not sure whether those three suspects were armed. a k-9 assisted in the apprehension of the three suspects and police describe as dramatic beginning as the end. police say the suspects allegedly car jack someone in hayward and then took off. officers started pursuing the vehicle. the driver went to san leandro. we mentioned the skid marks we saw going on to east 14th street. again the car is not drivable. the good news is here, this is a very busy thorough fare but all

of this was cleaned up before the morning commute kmoo. chris san ched "today in the bay". more breaking news this morning coming out of taiwan where a tour bus crashed into a highway railing sparking a fast moving fire, killing all 26 on board. the bus was traveling to the island's main airport at the time of the crash. the driver and a tour guide also died. right now the crash is under investigation. developing story this morning in germany, isis is claiming responsibility for an attempt on a train that seriously injured five passengers. authorities say a 17-year-old teenager from afghanistan used an ax and a knife on board a commuter train. it all happened last night 20 miles east of frankfurt. two of the victims are reportedly in critical conditions. officers shot and killed the suspect. they later discovered a hand

painted isis flag among his belongings. cal police are trying to figure out who fired a bb or pellet gun on campus. for a brief moment it created panic and scary moments for the students. shots were fired at the international house which is a program center housing for international students. it happened midnight on monday night and there is very visible damage as a result, including a window that was shattered. a student was struck and has a flesh wound by his eye. >> the faces of the people who were running towards us, they were like really scared. all of the stuff just happens in like 20 second or something, you start to panic. >> police searched for the suspect and didn't find him. investigators believe that that shooting may have been carried out by two men who shot a man with a bb shortly before the attack at the international house. also happening, hundreds of friends, students and faculty gathering on campus last night to remember a fellow student

killed in the terror attack in nice. >> you have a chance to meet him for a second, just know how lucky you are. >> close friends of nicolas leslie described him as a great guy who worked hard. he was studying abroad in nice when he was killed during last week's terror attack. honoring leslie is the best way to deal with the tragedy. >> indeed many of us hurt more now than we have before. i hope that we've gained an extra limb to reach for more with, an extra mind to think twice with and best of all, an extra heart to seek our vengean vengeance with. at 5:08 right now, happenin later today in the midst of several criminal investigations surrounding the open police department, later today the city council is going to consider forming an independent police

commission. and it's expected to have more clout than the usual review board or auditor. this one will have the authority to fire the police chief. the police officers association is expected to vehemently oppose this plan. in the meantime some activists say it doesn't go far enough. if approved by oakland city council it will go before voters in november. the planned waterfront arena for the warriors this morning looking a little more like game on. the judge yesterday ruled the plan could go forward. the judge shot down an effort by the mission bay alliance to block the project. they argued that the city cut corners. >> the court and the judge really got at was somehow this notion that the environmental review was ramped through city hall, all political and not done adequately. that's really not the case. >> yesterday's ruling may not be the last word opponents have five days to decide if they want

to appeal the case to a higher court. wear all game for weather we saw yesterday which was simply beautiful and we're in store for the same. good morning. >> good morning. no major changes today. we're starting out in the mid to upper 50s. today's highs will bring it up to 70 in oakland, 65 in san francisco and palo alto 68 # 67 degrees, lower 80s for the inland area from fairfield to concord, lover moore and morgan hill, san jose is up to 78 degrees, santa rosa will see a high of 76 degrees and santa cruz at 75. it looks like a nice day to head to the beach. we will have some low clouds and fog, mist and drizzle to start out the day and also going to see the highs that will be a little bit on the cool side. now as we head over to mike we get a view of what's happening on the roadways. everything is looking green. green will be the theme for the report. that's good news for most of our

drivers. on both the peninsula and the east bay, everywhere except for coming out of the altamont pass. north bay, no problems, green there, green approaching the bay bridge even though there was an earlier stall. no backup just yet. emeryville camera, this is interstate 80. while these flashes lights are on the should are, i'll check out what that is that just happened. my goodness. meteri metering lights are turned on. all green for the morning commute. back to you. it is 5:11. coming up, two dozen newly planted trees sawed in half. we'll have more on the investigation coming up. scott? we'll also talk about high-tech executive who's picking on donald trump this morning. we'll have that for you coming up in business and tech.

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a group vowing to replant two dozen trees in the south bay is doing so after vandals sawed them in half. it happened on friday along meridian avenue in san jose. the volunteers have since posted signs asking for help finding those responsible. 23 newly planted trees were just chopped down. the trees were paid for by city and federal dollars. >> it's a sad ness that someone could do something so mean and over 100 volunteers planted

these trees. >> the volunteers are trying to raise money to replant the trees now. a woman who spoke to nbc area about a rat infestation says she's fighting eviction. she showed us what she described anz infestation of rats in her home and surrounding neighborhood. 24 hours later she received a notice from her landlord to pay her backlog of rent within three days or move out. pearson stopped paying part of the rent because she had the landlord wasn't doing enough to clear up the problem. one legal expert agrees with her on that account. >> they have to remove pests if there's a pest infestation. >> whoever owns the problperty owns the problem. >> a county health representative spoke to us after inspectors visited the home. the landlord refused to speak to

us on camera. alameda city council members are reportedly deciding today if a second rent control measure is needed for the november election. they qualified one pro-rent notice. tonight the city council members are going to debate a second ordinance, one considered more middle of the road. the crown call reports that a third ordinance backed by the landlords actually failed to gather enough signatures. a bay area high-tech executive is taking on donald trump with up in ads. >> big newspaper ads in ohio and new york. >> no doubt the convention nears are seeing them. full page ads that say americans are frustrated and angry and scared and you donald trump have channelled this into your nomination. it goes on your campaign doesn't just seem wrong it seems un-american.

to upt sit would make me less of myself. less my grandpa's grandson, less my mom's son. the executive is ceo of san francisco's hampton creek foods. if you read the "the new york times" regularly he often takes out full-page ads, usually to sell mayonnaise. netflix today, the company startled investors last night when it said it added far fewer customers than expected, blaming the media. for the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc. wall street can take a breather today. the features are flat. and the market sores monday with the dow and s&p closing at record highs again. investors cheering positive earnings. japan's bank arm holdings for $32 billion.

you want to look for new home construction as well as earnings from gold man and sax, johnson an john. raising 16 points to 23, the naz back up 26 to 5055. the latest out of volkswagen is some of the cars that pollute too much cannot be fixed. bloomberg reports there are internal documents that show the ldest version of the cars will still send far more pollution into the air even after volkswagen repairs them. recently california said it would not permit volkswagen to recall and repair certain cars. the car company must scrap 85,000 of them. the problem here is when you've got a car that emits 40 times too much nitrous oxide, fixing it and making it somewhat better is going to have a ridiculously overpolluting car. you can't fix it that much and it looks like a lot of these cars are going to have to be crushed. >> do damage control and

actually fix it. >> just take them off the road. they should have taken them off the road to begin with. volkswagen, this is an ongoing disaster. and if you're thinking about buying a volkswagen, you're looking at this going why, why would i do that. they're going to make good with the dealers too. 5:19. google wants to make sure you're prepared for election day. the company added a new feature to its search function. now when you type in register to vote, it will give you a state by state guide on everything you need to know. it will taylor requirements and deadlines based on your location. >> google is helping you do your civic duty. >> that's good. >> mike votes for that. >> 5:19. >> let's check in with kari right now. do we get to rubber stamp the forecast? >> it's going to be nice. especially if you're away from the coastline, it will be nice and comfortable and near the beach you'll be cool but you'll still enjoy the day.

we see that we have low clouds and fog hanging around san francisco for a few more hours and then you know how it goes, a nice sunny afternoon. looking like a start this morning that will also be nice and cool. we may have some fog, mist and drizzle. the temperature now at 56 degrees. but the high today up to 65. a light jacket may be needed all day long. today will be a repeat of yesterday. then as we go through the week, the temperatures gradually climb. the weekend it's going to be so hot. so we are looking at some major changes over the next few days. as we go through the day in oakland, the planner shows us that we'll start out at 59 degrees into the upper 60s, low 70s, a breezy wind and a mix of sun and clouds. all of our microclimates show well below average temperatures with morgan hill high of 82, 67 at half moon bay and the mission district at 63 degrees.

and santa rosa 76, okayland 70. 82 in pleasanton. area of low pressure well to the north of us giving us an onshore flowing with helping us to stay in with the low clouds and dog. but then into the weekend the heat will build, we will not see much of the clouds. and the temperatures inland will be topping out near 100 degrees in spots. as we go through the next seven days in san francisco, still nice and comfortable, up through friday. and then into the mid 70s, it will start to feel a little warmer. but compare that to 98 degrees for the valleys on sunday, you will definitely want to head to the coastline to find somewhere to cool off. let's head over to mike now updating up on the east shore freeway. we have had the flashing lights that were popping up. we'll take that in a second. overall the bay shows a nice easy start to this tuesday. we call it traffic tuesday during the school year but right now tuesday is showing a nice smooth flow of traffic. there's the maze and the upper shore freeway, the north bay no

problems either. this is berkeley and the live camera showed us earlier some flashes lights. we have a one set of flashing lights over on the shoulder. it looks like c hx p saw fit to pull somebody over but no lanes are blocked. there's the green lights with, the meters turned on at the onramp. we'll go back to the bay bridge toll plaza. the meteri ining lights will no stay green all morning. back to you. coming up next, how a simple house case caused a big scare on the peninsula. looking for a new furry friend, join your family nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are partnering up to clear the shelters this weekend. some bay area shelters will waive adoption fees with other offering a great discount. go to nbcbayarea.com for details or use the #cleartheshelters. a sile useat eat a gsce othee

a simple house cat created a big scare on the peninsula. fish and game wardens examined the photos and determined that the supposed mountain lion was just a cat. neighbors near the high school wu told to stay indoors. but you know what in they never found the animal. okay. on the animal themes, that was

harmless enough thankfully. an east bay police dog is on the road to recovery this morning after being stabbed several times in the line of duty over the weekend. >> it started saturday night when police were trying to catch a man who struck a pedestrian on wooten drive. the person is expected to be okay. but then the suspect allegedly crash into a police car before taking off on foot through a neighborhood. police find tasers, bean bags enunleashed a-9s. >> the k-9 was sent into the push b ush to apprehend the suspect. it was the safest option at the time. >> the ak-9 has some stitches bt expected to be back on the job next week. coming up next web we're tracking breaking news out of the east bay. >> i'm kris sanchez in san leandro where a car jack crash with the arrest of three suspects. we'll tell you what we know.

and i'm bob redell, live to the cal campus where police are looking for whoever it was who took some shots into the international house with a bb gun. that story coming up. >> reporter: and i'm live in san francisco where the warriors are one step closer to a new arena. but one group says don't get too excited. the details coming up. foroings. i'lau gaia-nno=s/4st=

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and i'm sack brock. ap quick check of your weather this morning. take yesterday, rewind it back, no ac needed. >> it's going to be nice again today. i mean just windows open. taking in the sunshine unless you're near the coast. it will be mostly cloudy throughout the day. let's get a live look outside to see the microclimates. clouds over san francisco, the north bay and also around the coastal areas of the peninsula. highs today reaching 72 in the east bay and 76 in the peninsula, fran 65. we'll talk about that and a warmup on the way coming up in a few minutes. mike tries to keep you to your morning schedule. i'll trying to keep you to the schedule but it's really up to the commute. looking over here, they're not going to have any problems with the drive. as you're heading over to the at that month pass, a slowing, we expect that. we'll show you san jose and the bay bridge. those are the two spots that are

seeing some build. 101 first person traffic and the bay bridge, metering lights in the backup. we do have breaking news we're tracking out of the east bay this morning where a car chase spanned two cities ending with a crash in san leeann do. >> kris sanchez joining us life with how it all happened. you have some new details coming in. >> reporter: we knew this started with a carjacking. what we did not know until just a few moments ago is that hit was also an armed robbery in the parking lot of a toys "r" us store. you may know where that is. the suspects came over on ban craft avenue and then turned onto east 14th street. that's when they collided with this gal va nieszed metal piping which is really here to protect people from being hit by cars when they're waiting for the cross light to turn. this came down, the car was just taken away on a flatbed truck. it was not drivable after that crash. the suspects were loaded into

ambulances. they will be checked out, then they will be taken into custody. we suspect one of them is a minor. but before police had those suspects out of the car safely, they had to approach with guns drawn because they weren't sure where the suspects were armed. again they had just excited an armed robbery in the parking lot. a k-9 was also assisted in the apprehension. this was a dramatic end clearly but it was just as dramatic in the beginning because of the way that it started in hayward in that parking lot. the driver went from the hayward parking lot to san lorenzo to san leandro where we are here at east 14th street and bancroft avenue. the wheels were turned the wrong way, the windshield was smashed. the suspects appeared to be injured. the good news is that all of this happened before the start of the morning commute. to impact on bancroft area. kris sanchez "today in the bay".

politics now in decision between. day two of the republican convention starts in a few hours. you're looking at live pictures from inside of the q about the only time you'll see all of those empty seats. that of course is the quicken loans arena. donald trump is expected to officially get the parties nod later today. but the dominating headline topic this morning is melania trump's speech from last night. many are saying that they've heard that speech before, at least part of it. critics claim it's very similar to michelle obama's convention speech in 2008. take a listen for yourself. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that your word is your bond, that you do what you say you're going to do. >> that your word is your bond, and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> the only limits to the height of your achievement is the reach of your dreams and your willingness to work hard for

them. >> the only limit to your achievement is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. >> in a statement the trump campaign says, quote, writers took notes on her life's inspirations and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking, close quotes. hours before the speech mrs. trump told nbc's matt lauer that she wrote the speech herself with very little help. we'll have more reaction coming up in a live report from eveland at 6:30. back out live to cleveland ohio, inside the arena. the republican national convention will continue tonight. stay with nbc bay area for the latest out of cleveland. nbc news have crews there all week. students are on edge the morning at a bay area university campus after somebody fired a bb or pellet gun at a dorm. bob redell is live at uc berkeley where this all happened. the search for the shooter or

shooters continues this morning. >> r. >> reporter: berkeley police are looking for two people in a white van. tw what made this so frightening is when the person drew the gun, they initially couldn't tell whether or not it was real. this is when they started targeting the international house. you can see the yellow tape. blow out the main glass pane window which has sense be-- sin been replaced. they saw a man draw a gun and start firing. police tell us is was either a bb or pellet gun. the shooter fired between 6 and 15 shots shattering the window, leaving one student with a flesh wound by his eye. >> the faces of the people running towards us were really scared. i thought it was some kind of fireworks or someone was playing. but then i look, saw a guy by

that tree over there, he had the gun with both hands. >> reporter: as i mentioned, police are looking for two men who drove off in a why sedan. this happening just over 24 hours ago here on the cal campus. the suspects also shot a man in the back near channing and else worth before targeting the international house. reporting live here, bob redell, today in the bay. it is 5:36. a tragedy in new york city is hitting home here in the bay area after a young man from hillsburg was killed by an alleged drunk driver. the driver was an off duty police officer. the victim, drew es colville was a senior and sberng in new york. this is a picture from his facebook page. he was said to be walking with friends in brooklyn when the rookie officer drove onto the sidewalk early sunday morning.

the officer hit four people. the other three victims have serious injuries. the suspect was arrested. he wu due at work four hours later. east bay police department under the microscope this morning after the contra costa d a's office revealed flaws in how the diplomat is reporting crimes. a new report finds the pittsburgh police department failed to report more than 100 crimes in 2014. instayed it classified them as suspicious circumstances. and 40 of those reports should have been reported to the fbi as a serious crime. overall the report concluded the mistakes were not deliberate and recommended better training for personnel. now the warriors are a step closer to aaarena they want to build. opposers say that the fight is far from over.

>> reporter: that's right. the group that sued to block the new arena from being built on the site you see behind me says they'll continue to fight. here's why. we're at the corner of 16th and 3rd. ucf children's hospital is across the "squawk on the street," at&t park is down the way. the city isn't taking into consideration extra traffic and noise in an already congested area. still superior court judge garrick wong ruled late yesterday that the city's environment impact report was sufficient. you're looking at rendering of the project. 18,000-seat sports arena. the warriors are pleased with the court's ruling. opponents including the mission bay alliance remain convinced the traffic and air quality in the area will only get worse despite the environmental impact report dispelling this. the new center is expected to open in time for the 2018-202

season and as of today opponents only have four more days to decide whether they want the take the rulings to a higher court. live in san francisco, i'm lily tan, today in the bay. she mentioned air quality there and concerns about that. how about a air quality today. kari hall joining us now. >> looks good today, especially with the nice breeze. our natural air conditioning hangs out for a couple more day. right now we have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s as you head out the door. it's a nice day with lots of sunshine. the coast will be in the 60s and the inner bay in the 770s. and oakland today expect a high of 70, san francisco at 65 for the high. now we're talk about a warmup coming up in less than ten minutes. let's head over to mike right now. a minor delay out of the

montgomery station in san francisco. we'll talk a bit more about that. the roads are smooth but the b.a.r.t. system has a ten-minute delay, lines out of san francisco or the ones heading over toward pleasanton station. the blue or the yellow line. here we see nothing but green. we'll fif you a live look. i want to give you over the course of ten minutes we've seen all of the lanes, fast track lanes get the first burst. back to you. coming up next, tense new video at of turkey. see the moment that parliament officials react to a bombing amid an attempted military coup. >> the zing ga conundrum. all ahead in business and tech.

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financial guidance while you're mastering life. ofurk there is tense new video emerging out of turkey this morning, showing the moment that parliament officials reacted to a bombing in ankara over the weekend. this happened in the midst of the attempted military coup. officials were attending a session when they heard the bomb strike. three police officers died in that blast. now authorities say that at least 232 people total died in the unrest.

today, another fallen dallas police officer will be laid to rest. a funeral service will be held for officer michael krol. he was one of five police officers gunned down during a protest in dallas last week. officer krol's body was flound to his hometown of redford township, michigan where the service will take place. new details emerging about the gunman who ambushed baton rouge police officers sunday morning. we're getting a look at new surveillance videos showing the gunman armed with two rifles and a hand gun as he snuck up behind officers and opened fire. three officers died, three other wrs wounded. the suspect was eventually gunned down by police. side show suspect is off the suspect after ticking off one too many drivers. the chp arrested a driver on sunday for doing these side show do nuts on the bay bridge and stopping traffic. officers stopped the driver and

arrested him as he was getting off the bridge. the mustang is impounded. a timely call enabled them to be in place as the suspect drove by. brt a moving toward with installing working surveillance cameras on its trains. most of the a cameras inside the car are fake, a fact that came to light six months ago. now after testing several different kinds of cameras, b.a.r.t. officials have decided on one. the board of directors must authorize the purchase of the cameras which will cost more than $100,000. that decision should come by september. covered california users should learn today what rates they'll pay in 2017. some fear it will be a lot higher. several other states reported large increases on their 2017 insurance premium. cover california provides health plans to 1.5 million people who do not receive coverage elsewhere. rates are riz ds over the past

years and many customers receive federal subsidies to help over the costs. there is a concerning new survey out about the number of california stutes who have deer yously thought about ending their lives. almost one-fifth of both 9th and 11th graders have thought about committing suicide. compression and anxiety is growing. they found that a kwaut are of 7th graders reported feeling chronically sad or hopeless. there are some positive trends. drug and alcohol use has dropped. laura a second ago we wer talking about turkey. wikileaks have tens of thousands of secret documents from the turkish coup and they're going to release them soon. >> that country is in a lot of trouble as it is. thousands of people have been rounded up. we don't know what's going to happen to them. wikileaks says it own kpurpts

are under attack this morning as someone, it presumes the turkish government, try to stop the release of those documents. wikileaks says it has as many as 300,000 internal government e-mails. here at home, the st. louis cardinals official who was found guilty of hacking a compete team's computers has been sentenced to four years in jail. he pled guilt by gez an employee's password. nintendo is now worth twice as much as bawl of pokemon go. nintendo was able to double its market capitalization in less than a week. pokemon go is not yet available in japan. they get it tomorrow. nintendo is worth $42 billion all on one game. one can't help but think of zynga here and the lessons

learned. it was a hot stock when it had farmville, you remember farmville? zynga is less thanl than $4. yahoo! kind of started with a sigh. the very first thing that ceo marissa mires said is good orch afternoon, there is no announcement today. no announcement on whether yahoo! accepted the bid. so the news there is there is no news. and sometimes no news is good news. >> and sometimes no news is no news. we were hoping for something. it will come. we were hoping it was going to be yesterday. still waiting to find out what's going to happen with yahoo!. a lot stuck in limbo. you don't have to wait long for the olympics. the road to rio, it went through las vegas yesterday where the u.s. men's basketball team practiced for the first time together. the warriors will be well represented at the summer games,

clay tomp thon and numb comer kevin durant expected to play a major role on team usa. >> one goal and one goal only, just to win. nobody cares about stats or who plays or whatever. we're just trying to win. >> team usa will be an exhibition game at or call arena on july 26th. we're 17 days away from the opening ceremony. we'll have live reports during the game. with some thoughts of doom and gloom for the republican party, what doom and gloom? not if you looked around the convention crowd last night. at times it resembled a dance party. delegates certainly found time to boogie down as the organizers tried to ensure a festive atmosphere. the tunes were cranked up. you hear in the background, the rolling stones "honky tonk woman." those most excited for the delegates experiencing their

first rodeo. >> they have been waiting for this moment. we've been waiting for the forecast right knew and i think we're looking forward to a good one. >> we're looking forward to a good next couple of days and then this weekend. something coming. we'll talk about that. let's get a live look outside right now as we start out this morning. we have the low clouds in spots. not too bad in san francisco looking over the golden gate bridge. i expect the clouds to lowery little bit through the next hour or two and then start to clear out. a live look outside right now, san jose partly cloudy, 58 degrees, heading up to 78 degrees today. still another day with the windows open and some nice temperatures. looking at the forecast today as we go through the day in san francisco, fog and drizzle. still by 11:00. but then by 1:00 we'll get some gradual clearing, a nice sunny afternoon, breezy and mild after the temperatures reach into the mid 60s.

up to 82 degrees in morganville, palo alto 77 degrees, mission district 63, santa rosa 76, concord 82 and danville today up to 80 degrees. and it will be pretty much like this for the next couple of days. this area of low pressure stay to the north. the winds around that still giving us onshore flow, natural air conditioning and low clouds and fog to start out the morning. then the heat builds up. here's what to expect in san francisco. pretty much holding steady the rest of the week into the mid 70s by sunday and then look at what happens inland. up to 98 degrees on sunday. so it will start to sizzle out there after a nice start to the week. enjoy it now while it lasts. let's head over to mike now. is it still looking good on the roadways? >> it is. i'm looking at those temperatures. we're looking at a smooth flow

of traffic. that's good news. b.a.r.t. recovering now. the equipment problem has been fixed. no more delays reported. no delays for the south bay or the east bay, at least nothing unusual. slowing a bit southbound on 880. a crash just got reported at the interchange. no word of any lanes block but i'll make a phone call and see how that shapes up. th moving fut south, a volume increase in fremont. northbound, there's the orange. there's the camera that we have, right about now we see the volume increasing, easing up and then kicking in at 6:30. in the north bay, no major delays, just your build out into centerfield. that's what we're looking at. a follow-up now on that ace train derailment that happened in march.

you may remember the commuter train struck a mudslide and went off the tracks into a creek in niles canyon. the mercury news is reporting that ace will not install landslide detection equipment on that line anytime soon. according to its own investigation, it's not clear if the detectors would have presented an accident. eight ace trains ruin through the canyon creek carrying hundreds of passengers. coming up next, breaking news out of taiwan, a tour bus bursting into flames on a busy highway. the recovery efforts happening right now. but first, how a 9-year-old california boy selling lemonade to pay for rent is inspiring a community. plus monica johnson can cap cher her past year as a dog mom in one phrase, adventures with bubba. join us for nbc's company wide clear the shelters event

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breaking news out of taiwan. that is where a tour bus crashed into a highway railing. sparking a fast moving fire that killed all 26 people on board that bus. it was carrying a group of 24

tourists from china and was traveling to the island's main apt at the time of the crash. the driver as a tour guide also died. right now the crash is still under investigation. in germany isis is claiming responsibility for an attack on a train that seriously injured five passengers. authorities say that 17-year-old teenager from afghanistan used an ax and a knife on board a commuter train. it happened last night 20 miles east of frankfurt. two of the victims are in critical condition. the suspect tried to run away but officers shot and killed him. investigators later discovered a hand painted isis flag among his belongings. thousands of art facts from the twin towers recovered after the 9/11 attacks are going to have a new home. over 2500 artifacts will be transported to various new destinations. the artifacts have been stored in the hangar since the tragedy for almost 15 years. a solemn ceremony is going to be held before the artifacts are

moved. zika virus was found in a person who had been carrying for an elderly relative. the question is how did the virus transfer from the elderly man to the caretaker. zika is spread through mosquito bites and sexual contact. but that wasn't the case here. the caretaker has sense recovered but health experts say this proves we still have a lot to learn about the zika virus. the rio games is getting close to the starting line but a one top nation may be on the verge of being left behind. ioc is going to hold a special emergency session today to discuss penalties against russia. the world anti-doping agency is recommending that russia be barred entirely from the games after uncovering and investigating a large scale state doping conspiracy that

goes back years. investigators found more than 300 unreported positive tests in some cases the athlete samples were being swapped out. last month russia had its track and field team banned from the yun coming games. the dream of building a delta system may be inching closer to realireality. they reportedly purchased a string of five delta islands for $175 million. a legal ruling last week paved the way for the metropolitan water district to purchase the land. the deal has been complete but are going to allow ongoing legal consideration. right now 6:00, controversy at the republican national convention and it is not surrounding donald trump. >> you work hard for what you want no life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you heard it there, speculation swirling this morning that ma lane ya trump

copied part of michelle obama's speech from several years ago. ma lane ya's response to the accusations next. the search is on for two suspects who fired a bb gun near uc berkeley campus. the warning from police coming up. >> reporter: this is how a carjacking ended but we now know it began down the road with an armed robbery. a woman held up at gunpoint. what else we know this morning coming up. good tuesday morning to you. thanks 0 so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia can no. >> and i'm sam brock. we're smack-dab in the middle of july an oasis from the summer heat. don't expect it to last. >> we're going to have a hot weekend. that's what we're talking about. you want the take it in now. as we start off with clouds and fog across the bay area